Drinking Water Filtration News

  1. Pottery Becomes Water Treatment Device For Navajo Nation 10/25/2023

    Large chunks of the Navajo Nation in the Southwest lack access to clean drinkable water, a trend that has been rising in many parts of the U.S. in recent years.

  2. New KAY QSR Managed Water Filtration Program Helps Protect Beverage Quality 5/15/2014

    Ecolab introduces the KAY QSR Managed Water Filtration Program to address the increasingly complex beverage demands of quick service restaurants (QSR).

  3. NanoH2O Awarded Order For Expansion Of Palmachim Desalination Plant 2/18/2013

    NanoH2O Inc., manufacturer of the most efficient and cost-effective reverse osmosis (RO) membranes for seawater desalination, recently announced that it has been selected by Via Maris Desalination Ltd. to provide QuantumFlux (Qfx) high rejection membranes for the expansion of the Palmachim desalination plant in Israel.

  4. Greenville Water Awarded For Outstanding Plant Performance 1/7/2014

    Greenville Water’s Stovall Water Treatment Plant received the rarely achieved Phase IV Presidents Award recognition from the Partnership for Safe Water.

  5. Biwater Completes Water Treatment And Supply Projects Across Ghana 5/26/2015

    Overcoming space limitations to build a new potable water treatment plant, and challenging terrain to lay extensive pipework, Biwater have successfully delivered two projects spanning a number of distinct population centres across Ghana.

  6. Maximum Throughput, Minimum Pressure Drop 4/11/2017

    GKD-USA, Inc., the global technology leader for woven filter media, announced recently further improvements to the flow capacity of the company’s Optimized Dutch Weave (ODW) meshes. The new developments bring water and wastewater filtration facilities a better throughput rate, better retention rate and longer filter media life.

  7. San Diego County Taps The Sea With Largest Seawater Desalination Plant In Western Hemisphere 8/28/2015

    The California Department of Water Resources confirmed Water Year 2014 was one of the driest seasons on record – and the first half of 2015 didn’t deliver wetter results. With Californians using an average of 196 gallons of water per capita per day (excluding agriculture),1 the state is in clear need of hydration.

  8. Aqua Membranes Named GWI Breakthrough Technology Company Of The Year 4/30/2024

    Dedicated to innovation that drives sustainability, Aqua Membranes has been recognized by Global Water Intelligence (GWI) as the Breakthrough Technology Company of the Year in the 2024 Global Water Awards.

  9. Applied Process Equipment Introduces ACS®ATOMUS® PF8 – PFAS Selective Filtration Cartridges 1/17/2024

    Applied Process Equipment LLC, is pleased to introduce a revolutionary PFAS removal cartridge in its Applied Cartridge Systems® (ACS®) filtration product offering.

  10. NSF International Publishes First American National Standard To Evaluate Performance Of Municipal Water Filtration Technologies In Removing Cryptosporidium 3/18/2015

    Global public health organization NSF International has published the first consensus-based American National Standard to evaluate the performance of municipal water filtration technologies in removing Cryptosporidium from public drinking water supplies.